Rhonda E. emailed me last night with a blog that I just HAD to check out. Rhonda and I have never actually met face to face (even though we were both at the same century ride…we just didn’t know it!), but I absolutely love interacting with the readers of Mountain Biking by 198. In this case, she forwarded me on something that I just couldn’t go without...

Last night, a group of us got together to celebrate the 20th anniversary of some of our best riding friends. While we were at dinner, this post that I wrote back in March came to mind. This close nit group is comprised of all of the typical riding niches from endurance racer to recreational rider to downhiller to roadie and all of us share the same passion for riding....

I’ll admit it…after taking a look at Chocolate Girl’s (mama) blog…I am extremely jealous. A few of our local riding friends took another trip to the Moab riding scene and came back with their best pictures to date.  Not only does she take incredible pictures, but a great story goes along with them.  Check out her blog, Life on a bike, for the...

So the pictures that are coming out of our regular rides seem to be getting better and better with each ride. Somehow the bar has really been stepped up a notch lately, and I am pretty stoked about how great they have gotten. So on a beautiful day like today…when I am not able to ride because of a stupid head cold and congestion…I thought I would give a couple...

If you have even been mountain biking for more than a week, you know what I am about to talk about. It’s the number one reason I get on the bike every chance I get…that perfect ride. You hear golfers talk about that perfect shot that keeps them coming back for more abuse every time they hit the links. That one great shot lives in memories and stories only...

Lonestar stepped up the trail submission standards with this. His Bull Mountain review and summary is the best submission to date…beats every single one of mine! Thanks again for the help. It really helps our site grow and keeps it as useful as possible for you guys. Had to come back and edit the post…and for good reason. I am super stoked! cRASH hooked...

…we reflect on a series of great cold weather rides. Luckily, in the state of Georgia, our riding season doesn’t have to stop when winter hits. When the time changes, we just strap on our lights and hit the trail. For the most part, our trails are open at night to anyone which makes it really easy to get a ride together. On of the more regular rides is...